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Anthisan Bite and Sting Cream contains mepyramine maleate 2% w/w, an antihistamine that helps relieve pain, itching, and inflammation caused by insect bites, stings, and nettle rash.
It works by blocking the action of histamine — a chemical produced by the body during allergic reactions. By reducing histamine’s effect, it quickly soothes discomfort and irritation on the skin.
Anthisan should be applied to the affected area as soon as possible after the bite or sting for the best results.
| Medication Name | Anthisan Bite and Sting Cream 2% w/w |
| Active Ingredient | Mepyramine maleate 2% w/w (20 mg per gram of cream) |
| Medication Form | Topical cream |
| Used to Treat | Insect bites, stings, and nettle rash |
| Available Size | 20g tube |
| Who Can Use It | Adults, the elderly, and children aged 2 years and over |
| Prescription Required? | No – available as a General Sales List (GSL) medicine |
| How to Use | Apply the cream directly to the affected area two or three times a day for up to three days. For best results, apply as soon as possible after the bite or sting. |
| Patient Information Leaflet | Anthisan Bite and Sting Cream – Patient Information Leaflet |
Anthisan is used to treat pain, itching, and swelling caused by insect stings, insect bites, and nettle rash. It provides soothing relief from irritation and discomfort and helps reduce redness and inflammation in the affected area.
Anthisan is suitable for adults, the elderly, and children aged 2 years and older.
Do not use Anthisan if you:
Speak to your pharmacist or doctor before using if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
If accidentally swallowed, especially by children, seek medical help immediately and take the tube with you.
Like all medicines, Anthisan may cause side effects, although not everyone gets them.
Stop using and seek medical advice immediately if you experience:
Other possible reactions include:
Active ingredient: Mepyramine maleate 2% w/w (20 mg per gram).
Other ingredients: Cetostearyl alcohol, polyethylene glycol 600 monostearate, castor oil, methyl hydroxybenzoate, foin coupé fragrance, silicon antifoam, and purified water.
Anthisan Bite and Sting Cream 2% w/w (20g) is available through our allergy and skin care clinic. Complete a short online consultation reviewed by our pharmacist and receive fast, discreet delivery straight to your door.
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It is used to relieve pain, itching, and swelling caused by insect bites, stings, and nettle rash.
It starts to relieve itching and irritation within minutes when applied soon after the bite or sting.
Yes, it is suitable for children aged 2 years and above under adult supervision.
No, avoid applying to broken, grazed, or sunburnt skin as this may cause irritation.
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